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If the check engine light in your 2013 Ford Edge comes on, it's best to pull over and stop driving to prevent further issues with your engine. Use an OBD II scan tool to identify the specific code stored in the ECU that triggered the light. With over 1,000 codes for the 2013 Ford Edge, the scan tool is essential for pinpointing the issue. Once you have the code, you can take the necessary steps to address and resolve the problem effectively.
Code 1016 appeared on my vehicle indicating an issue with the turbocharger waste gate regulator valve. I replaced both valves/sensors and hoses, but the warning light reappeared after two days of driving.
When the check engine light is illuminated, it indicates that the engine might be releasing an increased amount of emissions through the tailpipe.